Just a passing entry...

Mental Imagery seems to be a favourite among many of my participants. Am a little surprised as I had thought that MI would be a concept which is a little complex to grasp. Well, at least it shows that I have managed to simplify it so that its understandable.

So it just reminds not to be presumptuous...

Feedback..

I have been collecting quite a lot of written feedback from my participants. Most of it has been very encouraging.. however, one pertinent grouse seems to be that the sessions should be longer. Hmm... how to compromise this? I am thinking perhaps I could combine 2 groups together so that in this way I can perhaps have time to conduct more sessions..

The next session in the pipeline would be relaxation.. am kinda looking forward to it as I certainly need some of that too. I have realised through an activity I conducted during Mental Imagery that my colleagues are fond of the sound of water (as in like waves crashing onto the shores)... How to incorporate it? Any suggestions?

Well before I leave, I wanna kindle you guys with these 2 quotes I had used for my imagery sessions. Love them... esp Einstein's (who happens to be my favourite 'quotist' of all times). Love William James too...

Here we go... read and contemplate my friends!

Logics will get you from A to B,
Imagination will take you everywhere.
Albert Einstein

Imagination will often carry us
to worlds that never were.
But without it, we go nowhere.
bCarl Sagan